Super Hi-Fi's "Dub To The Bone" is a dandy present-day album.
From a Jambands.com review:
'Combine the vintage vibe of Jamaican trombone legend Don Drummond with the modern-day world grooves of the Matic Horns – infuse the whole works with some time-capsuled good smoke from the Black Ark – and you’ll come close to the sound of the debut album from NYC’s Super Hi-Fi, "Dub To The Bone".
The twin trombones of Alex Asher (People’s Champs) and Ryan Snow (Sister Sparrow & The Dirty Birds) are the core of Super Hi-Fi’s sound – whether it be a solidly-stated melody (“Tri Tro Tro”), combination punches of horn (“Washingtonian” with guest Adam Dotson adding a third trombone to the mix), or even ‘boned-out skank rhythms (dig the opening chunka-chunkas of “Neolithic” before they hand off to the guitar). If you’re unfamiliar with the trombone in a reggae/dub setting, then be prepared for a treat. The big horn lends itself to this music in the most natural of ways: long tones flow like fat, thick liquid – and when pressed, the trombone takes on a rumble that’s as warm and pleasing as an overdriven tube amp. Asher and Snow are masters of natural ebb and flow to begin with; the sound manipulation by the various mixers and remixers involved on the album’s eight cuts only adds to the effect.'
Rest of the review here: http://www.jambands.com/reviews/cds/201 ... o-the-bone
Trombone in Reggae
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frenchie
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Re: Trombone in Reggae
Vin gordon IS the man love that stripping the bone tune. Also check out his tune Zion Youth.. killer
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fvhmvXNzqvI
Plus fire horns, the b side to Freddie Clarke's fight I down
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ukWbbG0oGa0
Dirty Dozen
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MSdrV37SLng
as don drummond junior
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gWUedO17q98
and classic studio one
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-QVMByW0Ok
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fvhmvXNzqvI
Plus fire horns, the b side to Freddie Clarke's fight I down
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ukWbbG0oGa0
Dirty Dozen
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MSdrV37SLng
as don drummond junior
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gWUedO17q98
and classic studio one
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-QVMByW0Ok
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frenchie
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Re: Trombone in Reggae
Sorry just noticed no-one has ever mentioned Don Drummond.
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abey
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I-Lion Tafari
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Re: Trombone in Reggae
12" Disco - Vin Gordon - Liquid Horns / Attack
" " - Grass In The Sun / Third World
" " - Grass In The Sun / Third World
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jamjam
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Re: Trombone in Reggae
Obviously, Don Drummond RIP who was the original architect of the trombone solo.
A real cool and heavy tune i like to blast once in a while is Don Drummond Jnr's track called Dunisha. Top class Militant rockers in every sense!!
A real cool and heavy tune i like to blast once in a while is Don Drummond Jnr's track called Dunisha. Top class Militant rockers in every sense!!
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j j
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Re: Trombone in Reggae
Hi jamjam ,
where can i find that Dunisha tune? Is it on 7" or an LP?
thanks
j j
where can i find that Dunisha tune? Is it on 7" or an LP?
thanks
j j
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jumbo
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Re: Trombone in Reggae
the topic says 'Trombone in Reggae'
Don Drummond never made any reggae, only jazz, ska, rnb, latin etc.
Don Drummond never made any reggae, only jazz, ska, rnb, latin etc.
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Maheek
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Re: Trombone in Reggae
A recent release :
Rico Rodriguez & Brian Edwards - Vision Of Alpha
Bopaganda 12'' (2009)
Rico in fine style! Very smooth vibes!
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/visio ... d328452681
Still avaible on vinyl.
Rico Rodriguez & Brian Edwards - Vision Of Alpha
Bopaganda 12'' (2009)
Rico in fine style! Very smooth vibes!
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/visio ... d328452681
Still avaible on vinyl.
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pf
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Re: Trombone in Reggae
Agree with all said.
However I prefer the sound of trombones recorded nowadays. Besides many others, Groundation has an amazing t-bone (and keys).
However I prefer the sound of trombones recorded nowadays. Besides many others, Groundation has an amazing t-bone (and keys).
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